Just above the plot you copied in his Twitter post he writes:
So backlog = prod per month * wait time
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Just above the plot you copied in his Twitter post he writes:
I strongly agree that Elon’s superpower is recruitment of talent that can be molded into excellence. This serves him and investors so well.
The kryptonite part is effusive flattery by soulless “influencers” with conflicting motives. A great agent that looked out for him would help. He needs a Pepper Potts type guy to do a little vetting maybe.
It is fine to play in the street a bit but also good to have an assigned car lookout person IMO.
Every long timers here experienced price stagnation that defied good news, including yourself.
Suggest watching this video of Elon talking 8 minutes about the upcoming 12-18 months recession.
All in on the Tesla stock (except a few years of reserve) is as much risk as I am willing to take right now, given the geopolitical, food and climate risks.
robertvg
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Same for me!
I scrolled through all his replies and still these tweets did not show. I had to use a link from someone to go directly to those tweets. Never seen this behaviour of the Twitter app before.
LendingTree is one of the financial loan platforms in the US, with 7.5 million web site visitors per month. They recently published an interesting study on the make and models of cars people are shopping the loans for during the past 2 years.
Tesla Models 3 and Y came out on top as #1 and #2 most popular luxury vehicle inquiries. BMW 3, 5 and 5X took the next 3 spots.
Luxury vehicle segment makes up 1 in 5 of the overall vehicle loan inquiries.
Tesla Models 3 and Y came out on top as #1 and #2 most popular luxury vehicle inquiries. BMW 3, 5 and 5X took the next 3 spots.
Luxury vehicle segment makes up 1 in 5 of the overall vehicle loan inquiries.
BMW Is Most Popular Luxury Car, but Tesla Catching Up | LendingTree
Of all luxury auto loan queries, 17.5% are for BMWs and 14.4% are for Teslas. However, the two most popular car models are Teslas.
www.lendingtree.com
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Buy real stocks and hold. Add some leaps for higher risk appetite.
Worst idea IMO is selling stocks for some obscure financial construct, even selling for leaps is giving shorts an out near term by making more real shares available when we rather would see a squeeze punishing them good.
PPI numbers look good… support the narrative that inflation has peaked.
I want „the man“ to enjoy his life, and I want him to be allowed to be human. And moreover, I want him to care about what you or I want from him.
Not nearly as attractive as actual TSLA shares to me, but I did grab about 100 shares of tsll this morning for funsies. Been trading in and out of tqqq a little bit, so I'm not really scared of all of the leveraged ETFs. They are definitely much easier for me to sell than actual shares of companies I have conviction in.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I had not seen this article posted. It reads like it was a group interview. I’ve skimmed it and find the discussion intriguing, especially for those who believe Musk is not honest and that Tesla is a complete fraud of a company.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/08/elon-musk-tesla-short-sellers.html
Might be paywalled and visit limited. Please enjoy.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/08/elon-musk-tesla-short-sellers.html
Might be paywalled and visit limited. Please enjoy.
The Accountant
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I saw market share data which showed Asia Pacific with the largest share of Semi sales (35% of global total).
I welcome thoughts from anyone with regard to:
- would Tesla build Semi's in Shanghai for the China market?
- If so, when would they start production?
- Is there a Chinese EV Semi competitor?
I saw market share data which showed Asia Pacific with the largest share of Semi sales (35% of global total).
I welcome thoughts from anyone with regard to:
- would Tesla build Semi's in Shanghai for the China market?
- If so, when would they start production?
- Is there a Chinese EV Semi competitor?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Might be a fun day to test out one of these leveraged ETFs at the open. TSLA certainly seems to be held down more than the NASDAQ in the premarket.
Probably easier to just buy a call option or two then sell at 9:35.
Probably easier to just buy a call option or two then sell at 9:35.
Worth a read for a laugh. It's amazing to see how delusional and warped the perspectives of Spiegel and GJ in particular really are, just amazing.
JusRelax
Active Member
Did anyone else see in premarket right now (like between 9:15-9:17am EST) that TSLA sp was jumping around insanely fast and crazy? I was on yahoo and saw it jump all around as low as $854 and as high as $889. I'm wondering if this was just a glitch, or if there was actually extremely volatile trading happening.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
I loved this...
You both shorted just now? What convinced you?
Doug Kass: You know why. I’m having a good year. I want to get it up.
Considering that the depreciation of a truck's purchase price is a much smaller cost for a trucking company than driver salary, is not the potentially larger revenue stream for TSLA within trucking FSD?
The Accountant
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PPI numbers look good… support the narrative that inflation has peaked.
And Core PPI now down to 7.6% (Year over Year) . . .a nice move down. The lowest in 8 months.
This bodes well for the CPI as the PPI is a leading indicator.
Core PPI excludes Food and Energy.
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